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Old 03-21-2009, 10:58 PM   #43
Alisa
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Originally Posted by radiationman View Post
It's one thing to make firmware changes that disable or block hacks, if you don't want folks cracking your device don't leave the holes in the code that let them do it... But to leave the holes and instead take legal action to block users from taking advantage of device functionality is lazyness.
Both the DMCA takedowns I listed were them trying to get discussions taken down. They have issued takedowns for cracks but I didn't post those. Yes, they do sometimes push firmware to break the latest jailbreak or keep people from using iTunes software alternatives, but these were takedowns just for people talking. I don't see how that is much different from what Amazon did here.
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